grizzly

IPA/ˈɡrɪz.li/
KK[ɡrˈɪzli]IPA/ˈɡrɪz.li/

grizzly — noun

  • grizzlysingular
  • grizzliesplural

1. a very large brown bear that lives in the mountain forests of western North Amer

1.名詞B1
釋義

a very large brown bear that lives in the mountain forests of western North America, with grey-tipped fur and a noticeable hump on its shoulders

例句

A park ranger spotted a female grizzly and her two cubs crossing the river this morning.

collocation: grizzly + cubs; spotted a grizzly

Wei photographed a grizzly bear digging for roots on the mountainside during the hiking trip.

同義詞
  • brown bear

    broader term that includes grizzlies and other subspecies

  • silvertip bear

    another informal name for the grizzly, highlighting its grey-tipped fur

文法句型

a/the grizzly

grizzly bears

grizzly + verb

常見錯誤

A grizzly attacked the camp.
A grizzly bear attacked the camp.
💡In formal writing, 'grizzly bear' is preferred; using 'grizzly' alone as a noun is considered informal.

grizzly — adjective